Sentence examples for every corner from from inspiring English sources

Unsavory individuals seem to lurk around every corner, from child buyers to pimps.

You can withdraw cash on every corner from the bank branch of your choice.

Then there's the media, where women candidates continue to be smeared, ridiculed and belittled in every corner from left to right.

And it has become a priority in the last few years for many other museums, including the Museum of Modern Art, where performance seems to be popping out of every corner, from the atrium to the cafeteria.

He had a lot of space to build the role — six seasons — and he fully inhabited every corner from the beginning, sometimes as a great comedian, sometimes as a self-pitying monster, but always as a radical and new sort of character for television, one who punished the audience for loving him.

There are oblique angles and opaque and ridiculous lyrics in abundance ("Tra-la-la, in your snatch fits pleasure, broom-shaped pleasure/ Deep, greedy and Googling every corner," from the song Fitzpleasure, is typical of what you'll find here), but it also offers a warm welcome.

Meanwhile the White House is recruiting figures of influence from every corner, including from past Republican administrations, to help to make the case.

A cacophony of coughs emanated from every corner and from inside tents — the ones still standing, which seemed to float on pools of muck.

They are almost on every corner, stretching from the old town to the surrounding quiet districts like Meidling.

"You can find people from every corner of Europe, from Lisbon to Tallinn, as well as communities from Africa and Turkey," said longtime resident Genevra Forwood.

You come from every corner of our country–from privilege and from poverty, from cities and small towns.